With a proposal aimed at family financial education, Banco Provincia (Bapro) was present with a striking green group in Plaza Rivadavia with its Include in motion proposal.
Incluir enmovement is a traveling cycle of financial education that will visit different locations in the province of Buenos Aires with different proposals for all ages, with Bahía Blanca being the starting point.
The bus, specially adapted for the cycle, remained until 7 p.m. in Plaza Rivadavia through joint work with the municipality, which made the traditional downtown walk available for the launch of the program, which will tour other parts of our province.
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{{msg}} {{msg}}“We believe that it is very important for the entire family to have financial education, knowing concepts such as savings, investment and money management,” he told La Nueva. Juan Manuel Cancelli manager of institutional communication at Bapro.
He added that “financial education is an idea that is very fashionable today. The difference is that many fintechs or private entities, when they refer to it, in reality, only seek to do a business. And that is where the difference with banking is. public, which he considers to be one of the ways to get closer to the people of Buenos Aires, the true owners of Bapro.
The event was hosted by C5N journalist Daniela Ballester and was attended by several families from Bahia, who came attracted by the green collective, the icon of Incluir in motion.
Regarding the future plans of the Buenos Aires entity, Cancelli announced that a new line of mortgage loans is being evaluated that will be added to those already in force for personal loans.
“We are going to go to market with an exclusive personal line for Buenos Aires health personnel, which is an activity strongly related to the Bank,” he said.
He assured, meanwhile, that the DNI account will continue to add benefits, which can be taken advantage of by the more than 195,000 users it has in our city.
“In these moments of adjustment and recession, we have to be available to the people,” he concluded.
